Fourteen years of questions from customers, answered properly. How long to heat one, when heat is the wrong call, and why I fill mine with Australian lupin instead of wheat.
Most Christmas presents get a week of attention. A heat pack gets used every cold night for years. The honest guide to which pack suits Mum, Dad, grandparents or the kids — with prices,...
Read the guide →Nearly every heat pack in Australia is filled with wheat. Mine are filled with lupin, and the first thing people notice is...
Read the guide →Cut, sewn, filled and weighed at my table in Brisbane. What made to order really means, why the fabrics keep selling out,...
Read the guide →The times I give for every size I make, the seven rules that stop a pack scorching, and the four signs that...
Read the guide →Five shapes, one decision. Whether you want to move about, how much weight you like on you, and where the ache actually...
Read the guide →Where to put it, how warm it should be, how long to leave it on, and which shape stays put while you...
Read the guide →I sell heat packs, so of course I'd say mine is better. Here's the fair version, including the three jobs a hot...
Read the guide →The short answer is never wash the filled part. Here's what to wash, what to spot clean, how to store one between...
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